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Greencastle Herald

Location

Greencastle, Indiana, United States of America

Date

Oct 10, 1924

Page

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McNamara Arrested in Indianapolis on Blackmail Indictments

John J. McNamara, once a Dinamite plot leader tied to San Quentin, jailed on four Marion County blackmail indictments. Bond set at $20,000. investigation traced to threats against contractors hiring non union labor. The Greencastle vault incident linked to his union labor enforcement tactics.

Indianapolis John J. McNamara San Quentin California Marion County Marion County Grand Jury McNamara Elks Club St. Clair Meridian Street

Explosion Threatens Summerland Oil Town in California

A massive blast at Summerland seven miles east of Santa Barbara caused a fire in the oil district. The explosion destroyed a large oil tank and endangered the town as Santa Barbara fire units rushed to Summerland to combat the blaze.

Summerland Santa Barbara Cal Universal Service Here

Wall Collapse Injures Firemen at Buckner Plant

A wall collapse during a Buckner Manufacturing Co fire on Pittsburgh's South Side injured a score of people, five seriously, all but one a fireman. An undetermined explosion preceded the blaze, which engulfed the four story brick building and damaged three neighboring structures.

Pittsburgh Buckner Manufacturing Company

Death of Thomas Smith of Fillmore at 66

Thomas Smith 66 of Fillmore died suddenly Thursday evening after 5 pm of heart trouble per coroner. He worked 48 years for Pennsylvania Railway Co as section foreman. His wife Mary died in a April 13 auto crash. He had been living with Mrs. Louis Sinclair since then. A boy found him on a porch floor and called for help. he died after a brief breath. Brother Ezra Smith in Washington state was notified to travel. funeral planned for Tuesday afternoon.

Thomas Smith Fillmore McCurry Mary Smith Smith Louis Sinclair Pennsylvania Railway Co Sinclair Uncle

Paragon Postmaster Shoots Self Before Arrest

Paragon Indiana postmaster and bank cashier Q J Hawley 38 killed himself at home after postal inspectors uncovered a shortage of more than 1000 dollars. Hawley was to be arrested that day on charges related to missing postoffice funds.

Paragon Ind QJ. O. Hawley

Masonic Notice Calls Meeting for Temple Lodge No 47

Called meeting at Temple Lodge No 47 on Friday at 7 30 p m for the F C degree. Geo Stevens committee E E Caldwell secretary.

Temple Lodge No Geo. Stevens Com E. E. Caldwell Sec’y

Tigers Face Hanover In Tough Rematch At Greencastle

Last season Hanover surprised DePauw by forcing a 0 0 draw at Greencastle on Blackstock Field. This year the Tigers expect a hard battle as Ashmore decides lineups and Hanover aims to avenge 1923 upset hopes.

Hanover Greencastle DePauw Tigers Tigers Indiana DePauw Ashmore Tiger

School board clash over eligibility and training methods

A heated meeting accused faculty of enforcing academic standards unevenly while players kept from play by poor grades trained by horseback riding. The remarks urged officials to “put on a pair of his stoes” when ruling eligibility. Guests were served doughnuts cider and apples after the event.

Ible

Railroads use fewer workers, longer hours in 1920s shift

Interstate Commerce Commission figures show 1923 averaged 2 584 hours per employee versus 2 693 in 1920. Freight volume grew 2 percent from 1920. Total employees dropped to 1 857 713 in 1923, down by 165 119 from 1920, meaning more traffic with fewer workers and shorter hours.

Interstate Commerce Commission

Senators Rally To Even World Series With Giants

Washington's Senators won the sixth game 2 to 1, overcoming the Giants in a dramatic contest. Harris delivered a crucial fifth inning single driving in Peckinpaugh and McNeely as injuries to Peckinpaugh and Judge marred a tense ninth inning ahead of the deciding game.

Washington Senators New York Giants Harris Peckinpaugh McNeely Giants Roger Peckinpaugh Griffin Stadium Mengel Kelly Joe Judge Peck Judge Taylor Bluege Short

Business Men Guests of Phi Psi at Greencastle Smoker

Greencastle business men attended Phi Kappa Psi’s annual Business Men Smoker at the fraternity house on south College avenue. Dean Eckhardt of DePauw urged better understanding between college folk and town residents, Judge Hughes spoke for the businessmen about town support for the University, and Athletic Director James Ashmore closed with humor and remarks on campus relations.

Greencastle Phi Kappa Psi Fraternity South College Avenue Dean Eckhardt DePauw James P. Hughes James Ashmore University Jim Good

Four Year Old Girl Affects Ongoing Lockjaw Case

The illness of a four year old girl, daughter of Mr and Mrs Robert Meeks of Cataract in Owen county, draws unusual local interest. Dr Clyde Gray of Cloverdale treats with serum and reports the child responding. The infection source remains unknown and residents closely follow the case due to the rarity of the disease.

Robert Meeks Putnam County Owen County Clyde Gray Cloverdale

Shenandoah Travels Westward Toward Tucson Arizona

The navy dirigible Shenandoah continued its record trancontinental flight slipping westward toward its second stop in San Diego California to Tucson Arizona. It crossed the continental divide by dawn and daylight moved the craft toward its Arizona leg.

San Diego Cal Continental Divide Tucson Arizona

Dirigible ZR-8 to depart for New Jersey Saturday

From Friedrichshafen Germany observers forecast clear Atlantic weather for the ZR-8 voyage to Lakehurst New Jersey leaves. Zeppelin director Dr Hugo Eckener announced the departure set for Saturday morning amid reports of weather disturbances. The ZR-3 narrowly avoided a crash during a final shop trial while over the Maybach works. Captain Lehmann commanded the ship and managed a ballast water release to avert collision.

Friedrichshafen Germany Laehart N. J Hugo Eckener Zeppelin Company United States America Maybach Motor Works Lehmann

Eighth Grade Pupils Sell Tags for Salvation Army

Eighth grade students will sell tags on the street to raise funds for the Salvation Army with prizes donated by local merchants. Proceeds support Salvation Army work in Indiana. The Theta Alumni Club meeting time is changed to 3 50 at Taylor Apartments with Mrs Todd Kirk this Saturday.

Salvation Army Greencastle The Geencastle Merchants Brownie Kodak Mullins Drug Store Owl Drug Store Indiana Theta Todd Kirk Taylor Apartments

Open House Tonight at Flower Show in Greencastle

Dahlia show at Central National Bank features 150 displays across 42 varieties sparkling across every table and railing. Bank opens tonight for public viewing after rapid display growth from initial 50 display plan, creating a grand, bower like exhibit in Greencastle.

Greencastle Central National Bank

St Louis Man’s Auto Held After Greencastle Collision

A Cadillac owned by L. J. Erler of St Louis is held under attachment after a collision on the National Road near Greencastle. Iva Johnson, a colored chauffeur for Erler, drove the Cadillac. Homer Higgins, Fillmore High School principal, drove the Higgins car with Mrs Higgins. The Higgins car overturned. no serious injuries. Trial set for Oct 20 in Putnam Circuit Court. case may settle, charges against Johnson may be dismissed.

Homer Higgins Fillmore Greencastle Higgins Cadallac L. J. Erler St. Louis Iva Johnson Erler Fillmore High School Here Putnam

Old Gold Day Football Tickets Go On Sale Monday

Tickets for the Old Gold Day football game between Franklin and DePauw will go on sale Monday at the Ed Hamilton Look Store.

Franklin and DePauw Ed, Hamilton Look

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Mnamara Safe Company Shorty Self Hawley Post Office Masonic Tiger Eleven Jim Ashmore Methodists Hanover Eleven Tigers Lair Blackstock Field R. R. News TOVE PHI Psi Dereot U.S Navy Charles Matson Reese F. Matson
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